Markus,
> Hence it
> seems to be impossible to generally switch #ask to return full HTML,
> even if
> it can be done for parser functions in MediaWiki.
Suspected as much.
> What we do in such cases (timeline is a good example) is to encode
> all data in
> admissible HTML elements (span, div
The issue here is that #ask returns wiki text on purpose, so that one might
also use wiki-text based templates for #ask output. For example you can
format #ask with a template (format=template) that includes piped table
syntax for wiki tables. The table header can still be written in front of th
Nope, didn't work...looks like it's being run through the
same parser/sanitizer that regular wiki text goes through...so if that
had worked, they'd have big XSS problems, so that's good I guess...
BTW, only the parser function does this...the tag hook works fine! I
expected as much, though-
Matt Williamson wrote:
> I wrote a class that subclasses SMWResultPrinter, and it works, except
> that when it returns its output, it's translating HTML tags into <
> and >--at least partially.
Surround your output with ... tags?
Use the HTML entities < and > for < and > ?
Guessing away,
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Markus/List:
Thanks for the earlier help, I was able to get that working in very
short order.
Now I ran into another problem...
I wrote a class that subclasses SMWResultPrinter, and it works, except
that when it returns its output, it's translating HTML tags into <
and >--at least partiall
